For mine, it says American Megatrends Inc. So, the better way to check via systeminfo.exe is to look at the ‘BIOS Version’ listed. For instance, I know that my computer was build in December of 2017, however, the ‘Original Install Date’ in the systeminfo.exe prompt shows ‘’. This prompt will also tell you the ‘Original Install Date’ of Windows, but this date can be misleading since Windows resets the install date listed every time there is a big Windows update released.
Running the systeminfo.exe commmand prompt will pull up a bunch of information on your computer and that can be used to help estimate how old your system is. Check Your BIOS Version via Command Prompt: systeminfo.exe One you’ve found your system’s serial number, simply type it into Google and the manufacturer’s website should show up and they should have information about your computer-including an approximate manufacturing date. For a laptop, the serial number will likely be found on the underside of the chassis. On a desktop computer, the serial number will likely be found on the back of the computer. If you bought a custom PC or a pre-built system from a company like Dell or HP, or you have a laptop, the chances are that there is a sticker somewhere on your computer that has a serial number on it.
Check Your Computer or Laptop’s Serial Number (If Available) Check the ‘Date modified’ Dates of the Folders in Your (C:) Drive 1. Check Your BIOS Version via Command Prompt: systeminfo.exeĤ. Check Your Computer or Laptop’s Serial Number (If Available)Ģ.
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